The preeminence of Christ in many of the Psalms especially His entering into the sufferings of other and the dispensational import characterize this book on Psalms.  In many ways this is a unique volume with its clear teaching of the prophetic aspect of the book while at the same time including the practical lessons of piety which are essential for God's people in any age.  Hamilton Smith is a beloved English expositor of the Scriptures who wrote on different portions of the Bible. One of his effective teaching methods is short profound comparisons and contrasts. 238 pages – Softcover - Author: H. Smith

Psalms

Religion & Spirituality

Smith, Hamilton

Christian Books & Bibles

Believers Bookshelf

Hamilton Smith (1862-1943), born in Barnes, Surrey, the son of a sea captain, was employed in the office of his uncle's building firm, where he was later joined by his cousin F B Hole. By 1901, married and living in Sutton, Surrey, with his wife and young family, he had retired from the building trade and entered full-time upon the task of building up the church of God. Later in life, he moved to Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, his wife Rachel's home county. His personal ministry was delivered in the United Kingdom, but his written ministry continues to be read worldwide. Along with H P Barker, A J Pollock, J T Mawson and F B Hole he frequently contributed articles to "Scripture Truth" magazine, which often provided the basis for books later published by the Central Bible Truth Depot. Hamilton Smith's written expositions of the Scriptures are brief, clear and very much to the point. This volume is one of a series of Old Testament character studies for which he is probably best known. It examines the history of Elisha, the man of God. Like a heavenly stranger he passes on his way morally apart from all, while in grace the servant of all, accessible alike to rich and poor. He is found in every condition of life; he comes into contact with every class; he moves at times within the land of Israel, and at times he passes beyond its bounds. But, wherever he is, in whatever circumstances he is found, with whoever he comes into contact, his sole business is to make known the grace of God. Sometimes he is mocked; sometimes ignored and forgotten; at times men plot to take his life; but in spite of all opposition he pursues his service of love. He allows nothing in his ways and manner of life that is inconsistent with his ministry of grace. He refuses riches and gifts, content to be poor that others may be enriched. Thus in many ways he foreshadows Christ, who lived among us full of grace and truth; who became poor that we might be rich; who endured the contradiction of sinners, and who, at last, gave up His life that grace might reign through righteousness. But Elisha is also the pattern for every believer in Christ, teaching us at all times to be the exponents, in a needy world, of the grace of God that has reached us in our degradation in order to have us with and like the Man Christ Jesus in heaven.

Elisha (Understanding the Old Testament)

Scripture Truth Publications

Hamilton Smith (1862-1943), born in Barnes, Surrey, started work in the office of his uncle's building firm. By 1901, married and with a young family, he had retired from the building trade and entered full-time upon the task of building up the church of God. His personal ministry was delivered in the United Kingdom, but his written ministry is still read worldwide. His writings are brief, clear and very much to the point. Like much of his writing, the contents of this volume first appeared as a series of articles in "Scripture Truth" magazine. "Without Scriptural thoughts as to the truth of the great mystery concerning Christ and the Church we shall not be able intelligently to enjoy Christian fellowship, take up the service of the Lord, or even fulfil the ordinary duties of life". With this in mind, the author provides a systematic exposition of Biblical teaching on the Church: its prediction and establishment; God's ultimate and present plans for it; regulations for its administration; and lessons from its consideration as the house of God and the body of Christ. The book ends with practical instructions for the 21st century Christian.

Short Papers on the Church (Understanding Christianity)

Hamilton Smith (1862-1943), born in Barnes, Surrey, the son of a sea captain, was employed in the office of his uncle's building firm, where he was later joined by his cousin F B Hole. By 1901, married and living in Sutton, Surrey, with his wife and young family, he had retired from the building trade and entered full-time upon the task of building up the church of God. Later in life, he moved to Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, his wife Rachel's home county. His personal ministry was delivered in the United Kingdom, but his written ministry continues to be read worldwide. Along with H P Barker, A J Pollock, J T Mawson and F B Hole he frequently contributed articles to "Scripture Truth" magazine, which often provided the basis for books later published by the Central Bible Truth Depot. Hamilton Smith's written expositions of the Scriptures are brief: in keeping with a desire "to be nothing and to give Christ all the glory." Yet they are clear and very much to the point: "If we present doctrines with all the arguments for and against, leaving our hearers to judge whether it be true or not, we shall hardly be speaking with authority, but rather as those who are groping for the truth. We are to speak as those who, by grace, know the certainty of the truth they proclaim." He is probably best known for his Old Testament character studies, but he also wrote topical studies and expositions of Bible books. The present volume consists of a verse-by-verse study of chapters 40 to 57 of the Old Testament prophecy of Isaiah. Emphasis is placed on the dispensational approach to its interpretation, distinguishing prophecies as already fulfilled, or yet to be so. The focus of chapters 40 to 48 is seen as the issue of idolatry; and that of chapters 49 to 57 to be the coming of Jesus as the humble servant of God, to be followed by his future return to rule. Throughout the exposition valuable practical lessons are drawn for Christians today.

God, Israel, Idolatry and Christ: A Brief Exposition of Isaiah 40 to 57 (Understanding the Old Testament)

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Hydraulics, the Flow of Water Through Orifices, Over Weirs, and Through Open Conduits and Pipes

History

Nabu Press

Hydraulics, the Flow of Water Through Orifices, Over Weirs, and Through Open Conduits and Pipes - Primary Source Edition

Gleanings from William Gurnall (Hardcover)by William Gurnall (Author), Hamilton Smith (Author) Publisher: Soli Deo Gloria Pubns (September 1997)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1573580104ISBN-13: 978-1573580106

Gleanings from William Gurnall

Gurnall, William

Religious Studies

Soli Deo Gloria Pubns

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Psalms

Elisha (Understanding the Old Testament)

Short Papers on the Church (Understanding Christianity)

God, Israel, Idolatry and Christ: A Brief Exposition of Isaiah 40 to 57 (Understanding the Old Testament)

Hydraulics, the Flow of Water Through Orifices, Over Weirs, and Through Open Conduits and Pipes

Hydraulics, the Flow of Water Through Orifices, Over Weirs, and Through Open Conduits and Pipes - Primary Source Edition

Hydraulics, the Flow of Water Through Orifices, Over Weirs, and Through Open Conduits and Pipes

Gleanings from William Gurnall